Vintage Glass Oil Lamps: DNRVK Large Clear Lantern for Indoor Decor Lighting Review

I bought two. The chimney is much smaller than I thought. The light brass color is not attractive. The metal structure of one of the lanterns is completely askew, so the chimney is tilted.

I don't know how I convinced myself that this would be enough. But I couldn't send it back. It is great. I'm sure it will come in handy when we have a power outage.

I've always loved oil lamps since I was a child. My parents used to keep them at home in case of a power outage, but now they're my go-to alternative lighting when there's no power. This product is exactly as it says and I am glad to have it.

Beautiful traditional table oil lamp with flame. Tips on trimming the wick to change the shape of the flame. Because it is a dull flame lamp, it is extremely prone to being blown out by the wind. I can't blame her for that as it's inherent in this design. You can improve this a bit by running the lamp with the wick in the "up fixed" position with the wick slightly above the baffle, but I prefer running it in the "down fixed" position with the wick below operate. I'm not talking about exotic…